Female Security officers 'hid' bullets in bags belonging to Orthodox girls

Haredi teenage girls wishing to enter Jerusalem central bus station last week, complained that the security guard hid a cartridge in their personal purse - and then - accused them of holding weapons.

The girls were asked to move their bags in x-ray machines, where they discovered that the two female security officers hid a cartridge with real bullets in each bag. Once detained by them, the security guards broke into laughter.

"It's hard to believe," said one of the girls in a conversation with Walla News. "Security officers in a public place in the city joke on your behalf and almost cause you a heart attack. It's not clear to me why their victims are young orthodox girls, but it is always the same security officers who do it".

A father of an orthodox girl, aged 19, said that his daughter had a similar case, and at the end of the event called him frightened. The day after he came to talk with the deputy security officer, but was given a degrading attitude.

"Haredi girls are being deliberately abused, detained for no reason, frightened her and hid live weapons in her personal belongings," he said.

Following 'Walla' appeal to the central station in Jerusalem, two security guards were fired from their work.

The central station said in response: "We see very severely any deviation of executives and inappropriate behavior which does not respect the Central Station visitors. As always, we'll try to continue to service our customers with the proper respect they deserve."

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